Boracay:Land Tour 3- Hours Guided Private Boracay Land Tour

Boracay’s enchanting landscapes and hidden gems await explorers on this private land tour. Over 3 captivating hours, an experienced guide leads the way, unlocking the island’s serene spots like Bulabog Beach and the picturesque Puka Shell Beach. With flexible pickup options and free cancellation, this adventure offers convenience and flexibility. But the true allure lies in discovering Boracay’s lesser-known treasures – the kind that ignite a deeper appreciation for this island paradise.

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Key Points

A 3-hour private guided tour of Boracay’s lesser-known sights, priced at $63.45 per person with free cancellation and flexible booking options.
Pickup can be arranged from the hotel lobby or McDonald’s in D’Mall, with an English-speaking live guide to enhance the experience.
The tour itinerary includes highlights such as Bulabog Beach, Boracay Newcoast, Keyhole rock formation, Puka Shell Beach, and Lugutan Mangrove Park.
Comfortable walking and appropriate attire, including water, sun protection, and beachwear, are recommended for the tour.
The tour is not suitable for individuals over 95 years old, and alcohol and drugs are prohibited.

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Tour Overview and Duration

The Boracay Land Tour offers a comprehensive 3-hour exploration of the island’s lesser-known yet captivating sights.

Priced from $63.45 per person, this private tour provides the flexibility of free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Guests can opt for the reserve now & pay later option, making it convenient to book their adventure.

With English-speaking live guides, the tour allows visitors to discover the island’s natural wonders at their own pace, with the option to choose from various pickup locations to suit their needs.

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Tour Pricing and Booking Options

How much does the Boracay Land Tour cost? The tour is priced from $63.45 per person.

The Boracay Land Tour is priced from $63.45 per person.

Travelers can take advantage of the free cancellation option up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The tour also offers a "Reserve now & pay later" option, allowing flexibility in booking.

The private tour includes pickup, an English-speaking live guide, and the option to select from various pickup locations.

It’s important to check availability for the preferred date and time, as itineraries may be subject to change.

Private Tour With Flexible Pickup Locations

One of the key features of the Boracay Land Tour is the private tour setup with flexible pickup locations. Guests can choose to be picked up from their hotel lobby or meet the guide at McDonald’s in D’Mall. The guide will hold a sign with the guest’s name for easy recognition. This provides convenience and flexibility for travelers.

The tour also includes:

Pickup from your hotel or a central meeting point at D’Mall.
An English-speaking live tour guide to lead the private experience.
Comfortable walking during the tour, with recommendations to wear appropriate shoes.
Bringing essentials like water, sun protection, and beachwear.

Itinerary Highlights: Bulabog Beach

Bulabog Beach, found on the eastern side of Boracay, offers a distinct charm from the famous White Beach.

With its coarser, rockier surface covered in lush seagrass, Bulabog Beach provides an ideal setting for Instagram-worthy shots. The beach’s unique landscape and serene ambiance make it a popular spot for visitors seeking a more tranquil experience compared to the bustling White Beach.

Along the coastline, guests can explore the scenic views and capture memorable photographs to commemorate their Boracay adventure.

The Bulabog Beach segment of the land tour allows travelers to enjoy Boracay’s diverse natural beauty.

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Itinerary Highlights: Boracay Newcoast and Keyhole Rock Formation

After exploring the rugged charm of Bulabog Beach, the land tour takes visitors to the Boracay Newcoast, a 150-hectare tourism project that draws inspiration from the vibrant aesthetics of Miami Beach and the picturesque allure of Santorini.

The highlight of this section is the stunning Boracay Keyhole rock formation, which offers a captivating natural frame for Instagram-worthy shots.

Visitors can:

Marvel at the architectural marvels and lush landscaping throughout the Newcoast development.
Discover the unique Boracay Keyhole, a natural rock formation that frames the stunning seascape.
Capture breathtaking photos against the backdrop of the Keyhole and the turquoise waters.
Immerse in the vibrant, Miami-inspired ambiance of the Newcoast area.

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Itinerary Highlights: Puka Shell Beach and Sinagpa Beach

Proceeding from the Boracay Newcoast, the land tour takes visitors to the renowned Puka Shell Beach, an 800-meter stretch of soft, white sand that entices with its local souvenir vendors and picturesque vistas.

Continuing along the tour, the group reaches Sinagpa Beach, a corridor between White Beach and Diniwid Beach leading to Lambros Point.

This area is a popular cliff-jumping spot with a statue of the Virgin Mary overlooking the stunning natural landscape. Guests can take in the scenic views and explore the tranquil beauty of this lesser-known area of Boracay.

Itinerary Highlights: Lugutan Mangrove Park

The tour’s final stop is the Lugutan Mangrove Park, a thriving ecological treasure that has been protected since 2012.

This 2,000-strong mangrove forest is a vital component of Boracay’s ecosystem.

Visitors can:

Observe the diverse flora and fauna, including crabs, fish, and migratory birds.
Learn about the importance of mangroves in coastal protection and carbon sequestration.
Appreciate the serene, natural setting, a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of Boracay’s main beaches.
Reflect on the island’s fragile environment and the need for sustainable tourism practices.

Tour Logistics and Recommendations

To begin the tour, guests are advised to wait in their hotel lobby or meet at the McDonald’s in D’Mall, where the guide will greet them while holding a sign with their name for easy recognition.

The tour involves walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Guests should bring drinking water, a hat, sandals, biodegradable sunscreen, beachwear, and a hair tie.

The tour isn’t suitable for individuals over 95 years old, and alcohol and drugs aren’t allowed. Other expenses, such as donations for photos, aren’t included in the tour price.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Maximum Group Size for This Private Tour?

This is a private tour, so the group size is not limited. The tour allows for flexibility in the number of participants, allowing for a personalized experience tailored to the customer’s preferences.

Are Children Allowed on This Tour?

Children are allowed on this tour, as it is a private tour. However, the tour may not be suitable for individuals over 95 years old. The tour guide can accommodate families with children of all ages.

Is Photography Equipment Allowed During the Tour?

Yes, photography equipment is allowed during the tour. Guests are encouraged to bring their cameras and capture the stunning scenery and Instagram-worthy moments encountered throughout the tour. However, it’s important to be mindful of others and not disrupt the experience.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

Guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks on the tour. However, it’s recommended to only bring small, easily portable items as there will be walking involved. Consuming excessive food or alcohol is not permitted during the tour.

Is There Any Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

Unfortunately, the tour duration is fixed at 3 hours and there’s no option to extend it. The itinerary and schedule are set, so guests must adhere to the allotted time frame for the guided land tour of Boracay.

The Sum Up

This 3-hour guided private land tour of Boracay is an excellent way to explore the island’s hidden gems. With flexible pickup options, an English-speaking guide, and the chance to visit scenic spots like Bulabog Beach and Puka Shell Beach, it’s a convenient and enjoyable adventure. The tour’s flexibility, reserve now and pay later option, and free cancellation policy make it a hassle-free choice for visitors looking to experience the best of Boracay.